During Super Bowl Opening Night in Miami on Monday night, Clark was asked about his relationship with Green.

"Me and Draymond, we've been tight, tight friends since college," Clark told the media at Marlins Park. "I know he went to Michigan State, I went to Michigan, you know, bitter rivals, but at the end of the day, the friendships come before all of that. We developed a close friendship early on, early on in college, he assumed that big brother role and was just showing me the ropes, you know, I didn't understand, I was a troubled kid, getting into a lot of stuff and he stepped in and kind of filled that role as one of the guys that was mentoring me and just showing me the right way to do things.

"Hats off to him, he's always been there my whole career supporting me through the ups and the downs, never left my side and I'm always thankful for that."

Clark went on to explain that he and Green didn't exactly hit it off right away.

"It started with a few fights, I'm gonna be honest," Clark said. "We had to fight a little bit before we got close ... But we put the college stuff to the side, I still get on him from time to time, you know, Michigan is kinda better than Michigan State right now in basketball and football, so I give him a lot of stuff. But it's all love at the end of the day, that's my brother."

The Warriors play in Cleveland on Saturday, are off Sunday and play in Washington, D.C. on Monday, so it's possible that Green could fly to Miami to watch his brother play in the biggest game of his life.

Also tune in at 1 p.m. on Super Bowl Sunday for a two-hour special of "49ers Pregame Live" with Laura Britt, Donte Whitner, Jeff Garcia, Ian Williams, Kelli Johnson, Greg Papa and Grant Liffmann. That same crew will have all the postgame reaction on "49ers Postgame Live," starting immediately after the game.